Conference Registration

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Please describe your background:

Undergraduate Student
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Students are encouraged to give 15 minute presentations on any area of mathematical interest. Such areas include undergraduate research projects, interesting class projects, mathematics history, technology demonstrations, etc.

We also invite presentations on career or other opportunities (research programs, graduate school, business or industry employment, government agencies, etc.) for students of mathematics and related disciplines.

Abstracts of talks (at most 100 words) should be submitted on the form below. Each presenter will be notified of acceptance of his/her paper within one week of abstract submission. Abstracts must be received by Friday, February 1, 2002.

	I do not wish to make a presentation. (Please go to the bottom of this page and submit your information.)
	I plan to make a presentation; the abstract and other information appear below.
	I plan to make a joint presentation with another person. The information for our presentation was submitted by my co-presenter.

Name(s) of Presenter(s)

Advisor(s) for the presentation

Title

Abstract

Mathematical Level

1 (no specific prerequisites) 2 (Calculus/1st year undergraduate mathematics assumed) 3 (intended for juniors and seniors)

Mathematical Area (Check any/all that apply):

Calculus Analysis Algebra Computer Science Differential Equations Discrete Mathematics Education Geometry

Linear Algebra Logic Modeling Probability Statistics Technology Topology Other:

Careers and Opportunities
If you are giving a presentation about career or other opportunities for mathematics students, please check any/all of the following categories that apply.

Graduate School Research Industry

Government Other:

Technology (Note: all rooms are equipped with an overhead projector and a chalkboard or white board.) Please specify any additional needs:

	I do not require any computer technology for my talk.
	I need a connection (internet and projection) for a laptop.
	I need a computer (with internet connection and projector) but have no preference between Macintosh and PC.
	I need a computer (with internet connection and projector) and prefer a PC.
	I need a computer (with internet connection and projector) and prefer a Macintosh.
	I need a VCR with large TV or projector.
	I need a CD Player (or computer capable of playing audio CDs)

Requests for other kinds of technology should be emailed to Randall Pruim at rpruim@calvin.edu.

Registration Fees

The registration fee for the conference is $12, which includes refreshments and lunch. However, students who give presentations have their conference registration fees reduced from $12 to $8. We strongly encourage departments to pay the remainder of each student presenter's registration fees and to help defray the costs of all student participants from their institutions.

This fee can be paid at the conference itself or mailed to the following address:

Checks should be made payable to "Calvin College".

Important Deadlines

Thank you for registering

We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, February 16th!